Emilio Gonzalez

Yeah.

Affects everything, right?

So why can't we, by the way, I've already said day one, I'm going to put together a permitting task force that will report back in 30 days best practices.

No, no.

Mix me a Molotov.

I'm convinced.

And I've said publicly, I said, you know, if we blow up the permitting department and take a step back, let's see what works best.

No permitting or what we have now.

But let me give you an example.

You've got a single family home in Shenandoah.

And all of a sudden... I wish I did.

And you need to take care of Abuela, right?

Because she's getting old and infirm.

You want to put an addition on your house.

If you've got a contractor, if you've got an architect, if you've got an engineer, and they're all licensed and bonded in the state of Florida, why does the city of Miami have to show up at your house and inspect it 47 times?

At that point, the city should just be the repository of the plans.

Build Abuela's house.

Take care of abuela.

Let's get small businesses moving.

If you don't get a permit in, say, 120 days, consider it approved.